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The Week In Review
Fri 14th February to Thu 20th February
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
South Wales officer who faced hearing found dead on railway track
17/02/20 - PC Lianne Matthews was facing a misconduct hearing following a drink driving conviction when she died after being hit by a train in Caerphilly. • A South Wales officer who was facing a disciplinary hearing following convictions for drink driving and being drunk in charge of a child died on a railway track last week. PC Liannne Matthew
Surrey DCC quits after IOPC finds evidence of misconduct
17/02/20 - Jeremy Burton, whose behaviour is said to have "tarnished the reputation" of Surrey Police, retired from his position of Deputy Chief Constable after the IOPC found he had a case to answer for misconduct. • Surrey Police’s Deputy Chief Constable Jeremy Burton has stood down following a decision by the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IO
Police Scotland halts body camera roll out due to £49m deficit
19/02/20 - Police Scotland will not equip officers with body worn cameras and only some will get mobile devices because of its £49m deficit. • Police Scotland’s senior team is facing a crunch meeting on Wednesday with its police authority and the Scottish government to agree a budget for the coming financial year. Despite a £37m cash injection f
- 20/02/20 - Libraries 'no replacement for police stations', says Federation rep
- 19/02/20 - Merseyside ACC and terrorism lead moves to Civil Nuclear Constabulary
- 20/02/20 - Staffordshire quarantines two PCs and a PCSO over coronavirus fears
- 20/02/20 - MP wades into row over local policing and 'Bungay Mafia'
- 20/02/20 - PSNI gets delayed 2.5% pay deal
- 19/02/20 - £1m fund to train search dogs to track missing dementia sufferers
- 19/02/20 - Coroner calls for changes to call handling and use of intelligence ICT
- 19/02/20 - Durham councillor calls for abolition of Crime Commissioner's job
- 17/02/20 - Merseyside relocates 700 staff to new £20.6m patrol hub
- 17/02/20 - Met PC's anger as attacker who broke his nose walks free
- 20/02/20 - First conviction under temporary exclusion order legislation
- 18/02/20 - Transferring officers attracted by Merseyside's PEEL ratings
- 18/02/20 - Mayor Election: Shaun Bailey pledge to reopen stations closed under Khan
- 14/02/20 - Police response to ex-officer's tweets "unlawful" says judge
- 19/02/20 - Former NYPD Commissioner granted full pardon by Donald Trump
- 18/02/20 - Police cyber crime centre launches BSI-backed certification scheme
Features
Forensic investigations: The steep path to accreditation
All forensic collision and crime scene investigators have until 1 October this year to achieve International Organisation for Standards (ISO) accreditation. How much of a challenge does this task represent to forces?. • Disparities in the quality of forensic evidence in recent years has led
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Auditing the uplift: a reality check
The deep impact of a decade of cuts and changes to training such as the new Police Education Qualifications Framework (PEQF) mean that the benefits of the recruitment uplift will be slow in coming, warns Rob Whiteman CBE, CIPFA chief executive. • Policing is a key public service for all societi
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